Rishabh pant on verge of breaking these big records: After losing 2 out of the first three matches of the 5 Test series against England, there has been a do or die situation for Team India. If Team India wins this series, then it will remain in the race to win the trophy. At the same time, Shubman Gill & Company’s box will be round on seeing the face of defeat.
If Team India has to win in the fourth Test, then it is very important to walk the vice-captain Rishabh Pant. Which are seen in good rhythm. Fans will also expect big innings from Pant in the fourth Test. In the Manchester Test, Pant will have a great opportunity to enter three big records. Let’s know what are those three records.
3. 3. WTC chance to become Indians who scored the most runs
Rohit Sharma is at number one in terms of scoring the most runs for India in the ICC World Test Championship. He has scored 2716 runs in 40 matches at an average of 41.15. Pant is second in this list, who has scored 2677 runs in 37 matches. In this way, Pant needs 40 runs to beat ‘Hitman’ and come first.
2. The chance to become the most sixes batsman for India
Former batsman Virender Sehwag is recorded in the record of hitting the most sixes for India in Test form. He has hit 91 skyscraper sixes in his 104 -match Test career. Pant holds the second position in this case. This left -handed explosive batsman has hit 88 sixes in just 46 matches. To come back first, Sehwag will have to hit only 4 sixes in the fourth Test.
1. Close to breaking Budhi Kundaran’s 61 year old record
Rishabh Pant is in excellent form in the current Test series and so far 425 runs have been scored with his bat. If this batsman takes 101 runs in the Manchester Test, he will break the 61 -year -old record. In fact, Budhi Kundaran records the record for the most runs in a Test series as an Indian wicketkeeper batsman. He scored 525 runs in 10 innings in the series against England in 1964.
